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Case • 2009
to Mr. Brown, ?it is difficult to identify what specific records they want.? CP at 2224. ¶20 In May 2007, RHA and the City commenced settlement negotiations. On May 22, 2007, Mr. Brown provided copies ...
information on what are surely the most important questions: when it comes to cost or quality, are private prisons better or worse than public prisons?” Or, as candidly stated by CCA vice president Steve ...
were kept in isolation.9 Under what became known as the Pennsylvania System, prisoners were held in solitary confinement and segregated from each other almost all of the time, including during meals ...
Brief • 2008
liable for §1983 violations in the courts of the State.‖ Id. at 380. That result is precisely what Howlett and the Supremacy Clause forbid. ii. Correction Law §24 Discriminates Against §1983 Claims ...
Brief • 2010
D. II. III. This Court Should Determine What Procedural Protections Are Required When Counsel is Removed Over a Defendant's Objection ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 22 THIS COURT ...
Brief • September 29, 2010
” that Steakley recognized as marijuana residue, and the third baggie was covered with a “powder residue.” [Tr. 19-20]. Steakley also discovered what appeared to be “crumbled up marijuana” loose on the front ...
Brief • 2012
of others around him. (7/15 Tr. at 1137). Officer Dawson issued some kind of command to Turner, and although the witnesses have different recollections of what exactly was said,5 it is undisputed that when ...
Brief • January 25, 2011
.......................................... 13 Jerome H. Skolnick, Deception by Police, CRIM. JUST. ETHICS, Summer/Fall 1982, at 40 ............................................. 14 Christopher Slobogin, Testilying: Police Perjury and What to Do ...
Brief • 2011
about what he might have done with different warnings and training, a jury certainly could conclude that he would not have deliberately fired darts into this young man’s chest over such a minor matter ...
Brief • January 14, 2005
then asked Plaintiff Henderson to step out of the 6 cell. Defendant Deputy Young then put Plaintiff Henderson in a utility room and 7 locked the door. 8 22. Plaintiff Henderson yelled “What did I do ...
Brief • March 11, 2008
what could be causing Castaneda’s ailment, noting the “unk[nown] 4 etiology of [his] penile lesion.” 5 (Id. Ex. 9.) On the same day, a report by Anthony Walker claims that 6 Castaneda ...
Brief • March 13, 2012
and opened the back door. Hawkins raised his taser and pointed it at Miller. Hawkins advised Miller he was from the Greenville County Sheriff Department and that Miller was under arrest. Miller asked what he ...
Brief • December 9, 2011
Filed under: Telephones
to advance this amount.” R008123. AT&T also asked T-Netix to contact it 2 “to discuss an implementation schedule.” R008123. 3 AT&T’s documents and witnesses confirm what every witness who actually received ...
Brief • March 30, 2012
to assess what ft people expect H and what beliefs these warnings 21 convey based upon their own common sense and human experi ence . Dr. 22 Wogalter 's opinion is therefore also unhelpful in this regard ...
Brief • November 1, 2010
prisons and in the nation as a whole. Lockdowns also prevent access to the prisons for Amici to fulfill what some consider their religious duty to share their faith with those who are incarcerated. When ...
of what remedies are available under a statute that provides a private right of action,” courts “presume the availability of all appropriate remedies”—including, at least at times, damages—“unless Congress ...
Brief • January 8, 2014
at www.nirnh.nih.gov/statistics/SMI_AASR.shtml. 2 This litigation does not occur in a vacuum. What happens at the Department of Corrections impacts all of us, whether it is from the discharge of untreated seriously ...
Brief • 2012
Dawson issued some kind of command to Turner, and although the witnesses have different recollections of what exactly was said,3 it is undisputed that when Turner moved towards Officer Dawson, the officer ...
Brief • 2003
at 252, 256; R3. 1658; App. 1433, 1437. 8 “Q. So you accepted Rosser Fabrap’s findings as to what needed to be done, your concern was what to do about it? A. Yes.” T. at 249 (5/7/02); R3. 1633; App. 996 ...
Brief • 2010
nonspecific hearsay and arrest information which does not specify exactly who, when, where, and 19 under what circumstances gang crimes were committed, does not constitute substantial evidence” to 20 prove ...
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